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## Video: President Obama and Benjamin Netanyahu Meet At The UN

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_Published 2016-09-21. Setting aside years of tensions, President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu bid each other farewell Wednesday with a strident affirmation of security ties between the United States and Israel._


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## Transcript

Thank you for the extensive security and intelligence cooperation between our two countries. I don't think people, at large, understand the breadth and depth of this cooperation, but I know it. And I wanna thank you on behalf of all the people of Israel. We've been. Fortunate that in pursuing these two tasks Israel has no greater friend than the United States of America and America has no great friend than Israel. Our alliance has grown decade after decade through success of presidents, bipartisan congress and the overwhelming support of the American people. It's an unbreakable bond based on common values, buttressed by common interests and bound by a shared destiny.

And I want to thank you, Mr. President, for the opportunity to once again discuss how we can shape that destiny together. Clearly, there he is Great danger of not just terrorism but also flare ups of violence. We do have concerns around settlement activity, as well. Our hope is that we can continue to be an effective partner with Israel in fighting a path to peace. And our hope will be that. In these conversations we get a sense of how Israel see's the next few years. What the opportunities are and what the challenges are. In order to assure that we keep alive the possibility of A stable, secure Israel at peace with its neighbors.

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